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Iran's rulers are not playing to win the war today-they are playing to survive long enough to fight another one tomorrow.

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U.S., Israel preparing to bombard energy-related targets in Iran, sources say

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U.S., Israel preparing to bombard energy-related targets in Iran, sources say

The U.S. and Israel plan to hit Iran's energy infrastructure as soon as this weekend, although no final decision has been made, sources familiar with the matter told CBS News.

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Daily on Energy: Electric vehicles are getting a boost from the Iran conflict

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Daily on Energy: Electric vehicles are getting a boost from the Iran conflict

WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and happy Friday, readers! For all you Marvel fans out there, Spider-Man: Brand New Day releases in theaters today. Whether you are watching it this weekend or next, we hope you enjoy the movie! 🕷️🎥🍿 Welcome to Daily on Energy, written by Washington Examiner energy and environment writers Callie Patteson […]

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Trump rejects Iran blame for Minnesota cyberattack, points finger at 'corrupt' political foe

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Trump rejects Iran blame for Minnesota cyberattack, points finger at 'corrupt' political foe

Trump dismissed claims that Iranian hackers targeted Minnesota water systems, instead blaming the state's governor for what he called gross incompetence.

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Cybersecurity expert: ‘Moderate confidence’ Iran attacked Minnesota water facilities

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Cybersecurity expert: ‘Moderate confidence’ Iran attacked Minnesota water facilities

National Center for Open and Unsolved Cases founder Morgan Wright said Thursday that there is “at least moderate confidence” that Iran is behind recent cybersecurity attacks on water facilities across Minnesota. “You know, there was an alert that was put out four days before this describing that they believed Iran was going to launch an…

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Trump previews next damaging military offensive against Iran from Camp David Cabinet summit

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Trump previews next damaging military offensive against Iran from Camp David Cabinet summit

WASHINGTON — President Trump on Friday previewed upcoming military strikes in Iran during a Cabinet meeting at Camp David as reports surfaced he has a range of options at his disposal — including a two-week campaign to target Tehran’s remaining missile capabilities. “We’re in for five months, and we have obliterated their military capacity,” he...

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Trump seizes on Spain migrant chaos to warn America is NEXT if Republicans lose

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Trump seizes on Spain migrant chaos to warn America is NEXT if Republicans lose

President Donald Trump launched a fierce attack on Spain's socialist government over a dramatic surge of migrants entering the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.

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Elon Musk Calls for Muslim Streamer Sneako to be Deported After He Cheers for Invasion of Spain, Adding: “The Rest of Europe Next, Inshallah”

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Elon Musk Calls for Muslim Streamer Sneako to be Deported After He Cheers for Invasion of Spain, Adding: “The Rest of Europe Next, Inshallah”

Third Worldist Muslim Streamer Sneako is facing calls for his deportation from the US again after celebrating the invasion of Ceuta, Spain, by thousands of military-aged males crossing the border from Morocco. Video from the invasion shows the thousands of African migrants, all men, pouring across the border. The post Elon Musk Calls for Muslim Streamer Sneako to be Deported After He Cheers for Invasion of Spain, Adding: “The Rest of Europe Next, Inshallah” appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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Trump claims 'incompetent' Minnesota responsible for cyberattacks, not Iran

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Trump claims 'incompetent' Minnesota responsible for cyberattacks, not Iran

Officials say they are investigating cyberattacks against municipal systems in Minnesota for possible links to Iranian groups.Minnesota officials previously revealed that state water operations were targeted by cyberattacks on Sunday and Monday.'I don't think there was an Iranian cyberattack. I think Minnesota ought to get its act together.'On Thursday, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency warned water and wastewater operators that they could be similarly attacked. CISA said there was a significant increase in the attacks on "programmable logic controllers" involving outside actors changing passwords and locking out the operators. The agency urged operators to remove the PLCs and other operational technology from the internet as soon as possible."This activity has resulted in boil water notices and sustained manual operations," CISA said.The CISA warning did not mention Iran or Minnesota, but U.S. officials told ABC News that investigators were trying to determine if the hostile regime was responsible for the cyberattacks.The preliminary suspicion was first reported by the New York Times.CISA recommended even the most rudimentary of digital security practices, including enabling password protections and changing default passwords.President Donald Trump, when asked about the possibility of the attacks coming from Iran, blamed Minnesotan officials instead."I don't think so. I think that Minnesota is behind it," the president said to reporters. "You know who is behind it? Minnesota. Because they're grossly incompetent. I don't think there was an Iranian cyberattack. I think Minnesota ought to get its act together."He went on to say there would be more revelations about corruption in Minnesota coming from his administration.RELATED: New study: One Chinese cyberattack could make your taps run dry "Cyberattacks against critical infrastructure require a coordinated, whole-of-government response," said John Israel, Minnesota's chief information security officer, in a statement."This incident demonstrates why Minnesota has invested in strong cybersecurity capabilities and partnerships" he added. "Our response worked as intended, enabling agencies at every level of government to rapidly coordinate, contain the incident, and help prevent more serious impacts to critical services."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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